It should most certainly exist -- in the hearts of honest and accepting people -- far away from government.
When we are mindful, we are honest and accepting of how we feel in the present moment as opposed to working to resist, control or change it.
Even the general moral duty to be honest and accept what one believes to be true is limited to a very marginal role in these highly technical disputations.
In fact, while Epstein pays lip service to its evil he calls envy "poor mental hygiene"–we'd be more honest to accept a less kosher conclusion: Greed may be good and gluttony delicious, but envy, so detested in the individual, may be the deadly sin most essential to the progress, even the survival, of our civilization.
Somehow I feel it's more honest to accept that, in fact, you can introduce any fantastical element you like".
The McClintock case is another powerful argument for saying: if you are serious about your religion, be consistent and honest and accept the consequences, as Mr McClintock has rightly done by resigning.
In response to these stories, Fildebrandt, in his statement, said that he made "honest mistakes," accepts responsibility and "is truly sorry".
Be kind, be considerate and be honest, but accept the fact that there's no such thing as a pleasant break-up.
Be honest and accept responsibility.
The latest talk is not of elimination, but of "very good control"—accepting, and being honest about, the fact that the disease will be around for the foreseeable future.
